we're now looking at almost 16,000 related to hurricane sandy and then super storm sandy, whatever you want to call it now. that's the number of flight cancellations along the east coast. as far as those cancellations and what it's caused around the country, you're seeing boards where they say no flights, flights cancelled. in fact, that's the case here in atlanta. the cancellations into new york are actually expected to increase today. meanwhile, the d.c. and boston airports, they are open. they are operating, not full schedules yet, but they are slowly getting back to normal, and in terms of putting this event into some context, people are saying, boy, is this the worst since 9/11 in terms of a single event causing flight cancellations. not quite. it has passed up hurricane irene from last year, but we're way behind in terms of the number of cancellations relative to snowmageddon last year. again, we expect more flight cancellations. the key right now, finding out when the port authority believes they with open the three new york-area airports. back to you. >> all right. phil what, w